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SALE OF THE FAIRFAX STABLE.
,YCLoPs BOUGHT BY JOCKEY GARRISON AM

ORIFbAMMf ~ TRAINER ROWE
deputy sneIif supported by powerful posse OF twenty
ell and ers At spl4y buttons kept 50 firm hold
on some wacs horses Yesterday that they couldn't
20 down to Monmouth Park 10 be sold with the
S"% vi ss' cat Me.S dcne., AMI aaadoon Possibly
was tneir absence Tia, made the sale ia's9 IN ,e
Vrlossly cheap heap several hnndr d tattmsn. IN;
tralnefs STOOL afoupd the fore nco:ure which the
horses were led one by one as We .Ss % Gu
E. re Was forced 10 wei long eoqutnty ga
is's rer.ui.Se iSa. ssosi q ooni
Wien cstlop. tho hammer the jockey ihGed
ssh beside the WORTH Ssnrannsy sSeak,ue III.
desire 70 win wa. 80 sppSsnI ,G sta down "ts
50 600 and put ny 'se ea.h 'sss an Is
Tor her r anS rO" 1%I 1. III o %.. s .a
S. iaad. favor which smith courteous aeslnet
sa S colt oS SS s. bid tho
COLI A.! IN, ,ss thsg 1 ,o1 .aS % once s1se
VIM 20 '' wa. sse.Ssd the ar, and Jaw tc
well we've JIMMY out of thousand" he continued
Fred G b,ard made isnt Hercules the ALLEGED
Wss reporter about retiring Of
honor he dessed ann allow Iercgcs to go TO h-fs.
foi $500 The sale realized only szfSoo representing An
h d. yrs T. f. ~ 900 90
cYclors-ca c. by Imported MOrteDerLizze Luz ooo a,
oS%Ss11el H.. c. By fsoisalo Gardner Nv
RHnaI-b by shannon. ItiglIn g. II Mulkey... 400 90
J. Hits -. " .......~... 800 90
p,La. o-''' u Wy '"aA"V i"' " 800 2l5O 90
OaIpl ,Mxy-gr e by Flood Froc 3 James Rowe 100 90
Cki1LlNI-o C. W 0''en'oi i'An'' '' $50 90
sutsIh:b G. by FlooL Demsrip g. n. Mukcy.... 600 20
AcSanoS by ,mpo'.eu $500 90
StINpEp-h 4 nv Monday.Fa Lewis. 2 J.. r.
Smith ~ '.......................... COO 90
fvIL py foOu 800 %
snsop ', 700 90
JOE CLARK-b C. by Monday Bete Bishop 2. Mo- oaoo
"N""'
CsmnSel " $50 90
Ma,ray T. W 1850 90
Mo1pis y " '.on'"' 1000 90
Total ..--............s27S $50 90
Ay,raee nrjce Der he ad 1903 %
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Earned runs-Boston. 2: New YORK, ! T~ooase hits
and COnnor plays Smith. Kelly Morrill,
First bass bas-Keiiy, Nash (2) Radbourne and
Crimson. Ewing WEIGH (2) aud
Passed bals-o' tourse. l. Time-l50 umpiro-Mr sulli
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KALooLAH WINS THE GRAND PRIZE.

SARATOGA.
SARATOGA. Aug IRA large number OF the prominent
turfen been doing tbs Saratoga races was at Mon
today the contests for tho champion
stakes hero not OF absorbing interest
showed slight falling of. kaoolah
tie Grand frIze with ease.
FIRST RAcR-PURsE 800. Two-YEAR-oLDs. SPECIAL
WEIGHTS. SIX FURIoNGs.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
NINIArUdS Al 1ANAC.

NINIArUas ,LIANAC
TO-DAY
sunrses O6 Sets. So Moon rise o27 Moons age rs
WATER
A. M-sandy HOOK 3:O4 Gov. Isrd. 1858 Hell Gata 442
P.N-Sandy Hook $40 Gov. Isrd SOL Hell Gate oAO
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The Dora good lead but alter tnrng or hn"e
IN. :. md h,ur 10 y r. The Waconalh the nrs OF
H. tripping after Tho lie der who hal ts leo
war po.iion aualy, and amid cnihusa,n. the wagon
da forred ahead hnisned the winner Tue VIVA uel
nearing home and the smaller boats had g con.
tat In getting homo all. The following taOo eils the
CLASS I-CABIS sLoOPs AND CUrIERs-3l FEET AND
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j. wllliams's br. T. rita r.. by Rspture'Bryonia 100
Maltese stables CHI Geraldine. lV.-..-: dkellyl
d. A. HONG Dr. Leo lie lO2 tIhaj err
California Stables br. c. King Idle 9a........R Hsrns)
3 W Streets ch Manhattan Fishburu(
w. Il. JsuDngss b C., 100.
Pawnee Stables CHI Quotation. Willlan.)
Gu-st CHI O Jack Cocks ll0......--l Blay"ckl
Hendres b. Pc Weep. IT, fienohl
j. r. Haegins Fleurete. (Mitcheip
J. b Hsggins sleepy. 80 a.. Alerannerl
o. Bowes ch. Belle dor 95....-........-.(h LeWls)
Time-l:l8s4.
Rettipg-Ra r. TO l. GsraId TO King Idle 10 l.
Leo h. 10 Jack Cocks to !. Frnieiie6 to Amsnda
Warren colt 10 10 J. Quotation 10 10 ], Sleepy 10 10 MAI
haitian is TO Pee Weep Is 10 l. Bell dOr ID 10 l. .
Pools RIA Il, s5Oi Geraldine and Leo H. $40 eachi The
Held $50
Jack Cocks fought for hs lead
furlong but then Rita AMI took tho
lead which she held the ebd. winning by halfength
with lengths between second and third aud the others
sscosD KAcE-PuRsE $500. sPEcIAL WEIGHTS. SIG
MILES.
Excelsior Stables ch Bronzomarte by Rayon dor.
DoDcaster Lass lOI b... NIneenV J
~ ongs gE Grey Cloud. 0. l01......W Harrs)
g. w. Streets Dr. 4. Orando. (Fishburb)
Time-205.
etting-Bronzonarts TO Grey Cloud TO Orlando
TO /.
Orlando went 81 with the lead. bus he was passed by
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Aaasuucsas agt

HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. d.,
1855 West S3d.st
Hours-S to H. to Diseases Of the Nervous Systsn.
oenits- Urinary orgaaa Inpotsucs and stsriitS.
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sEAERIGUr.


The Cosmopolitan club OF this city male the GOOD scote o
eirh wickets against the Sat"h is anu IlAeV
eleYei Livingston. staten sann ye'efnay
Tie Islanders scored 40 their ventura the runs LOT
j. Garland, o. not ont w Mliet'
3Ji D. Stewart 2s 4. Beggs. Isl aud McCully TO-
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yG BY 'asAs
.. E,T:Ss : .sS
ns race eo Csu sose s ns
an the p,ddoc. 10 was not eItendsi ~ any
tresq aPters liz mile LAS. mile and quarter 2l1
mile and half. 2:Ss
FoURTH RAcY-HAypIcAP SWEEPSTAKES. go EACH,
$3.50 ADDED. lie MILES
fremont Stables b. Pontoo. by Mortemer. genorat
H w. T. w 700 FtSSsI5Ss
ars, E:-.sr sq n1s1 lo o. csi iio %s%s
j. Fsrsnsons CHI Three ,'hssrs 8. eo-t narss2
S. Borry' eh Lutte Ar1 Ti@.t 4le4
Easier SUNDAY to j. Arnold to Three Cheers Is
e1ep Easter to Lutte Arnold to Three Cheers
Kinrstoa wa. withdrawn. Barnum was first Of but he
the ed to Three cheers ThS made ,t the rSn
retired disorder Pontiac moving INTO the ai ~ was not
length ard hall. Barnum secord neck before hs.tsr
ing plainly slow in calling on him
FIFTH RAcE-BKAcoY STAKES. WELLER HANDICAP. $25
EACH. 5000 ADDED SEVEN fuRLoNGs
SrlsId rs sT c'mOy'e' by Mo Fisp, n1Sh1
= j. cs.s!5s6 Banner bearer 'G 6s5o1Ss
ST : %s
p j. l. Finn fn%ls' : tr y FS%sn4 luke
ss%Ga;s a5O% %S1,s 10 Nv nf"f ba;
r. fergu.ons CHI He.daa = 10 5o .hsSST,
Betting RsasfE s T. Hsasa I'D cam C.
byses TO Ferona tol. Attorney 10 Pomona ~ 10 J.
DaeeBanner Bearer even Hea9sd t 70
Young Duke TO l. to o. Jennie PamSp mo 10
J!'w' White soi T. awning
Bill Bron was withdrawn The horses started in ne chute
the sg being given the first break ATTORNEY boed TAX
ing rail right and fell on Hawaii eruSning nl
ia am5yss The latter not icing headed ~
ha Banner searer nSss neat at tbs uonr and
would beaten INN had A. Don"mug pe s, F1paricI
and Carr ms mount showed more speed than
either Cambyses or Banner Bearer
SIXTH RAcE-PURsg $500. SELLING. SIX FURLoNGS
p weber's On Miss Mouse by sensauon'Idaiia Syrs;
j. 8 Sic6o SON. Oh M Luna Brown. l. hinesl
T. s Esrs e. E s'T.s6s q age GSodalsI
H. .,evsn;os. ,, 4r hss1' Long,
V ~ S.S Sn O sIs't co SS Hayes G.
Mhe 8 Cts = & hi La.ein nnG : aSs 3 Mooney
Betting 5i oxn sT 10 TO- M' a Hsus' to
l. Lutesrng 20 TO l. Rouudsman 20 to l. Colonel hayes
Betting place Relay lOg TO Mis- Mons mon's
to L. LuestrDg 10 l. koundsnan to J. Colonel hayes
Brat was withdrawn After long and trssome DELAY at
the post Mr. CALDWELL sent 20 horses away Inc starr was
and the iavors lie worst Relax got badly !hat West
turn 10 The srort secuay disposed Ms,
Mouse got on Luna drew co GI' az nh no s her
and she won by Of TI sec
SEVENTH RACE-H ANDICAP STLEPLECu,sE PURSE 5000.
w c. DAYS b. Jim McGOwan. by voltigeur Kate Con;
% i "Sss t. = sam imcry g. (Upkyke
HrmpsIrsd stables ch m Mvtc aged snlOnl
\ c. LoriIards h. e. Retrbution g. l2G. (Callahan(
+: MeBnlss CHI. MAJOR PICKETT aged ld2ta Lyocsl
IL ssd,s cs H1 osa o. aged iowsr
W. Lakcsnds b. e. Llttleleow H. 3. l39.....( Dckons)
Time-5.0JL
Fell ,..-,.-,
Sam Emery TO !. ii6atSa4,o My'nc 'Ol' Little
fellow 10 10 /, kul1na 10 10 l. Value 10 10 !.
Beting Tor pac.-Ia jor Pickett 10 TO- Jim McGowan4
TO 3 sam Emery g. tIetrbutOn > 10 D. Mystic 10 l.
Liitlefeow o !. OsOlona 10 l. value . 10 l. ,,-u
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SECOND RAcE-JUxIoR CHAMPION STAKES. TwO-YEAR
OLDs $3.50 EACH, $4,000 ADDED. SIX FURLONGs.


Betting to win-Ios Angeles & TO Fitzlanes 10 10 ?.
Nagneuzer hatIsfseriop TO ]. Gallifei 10 l. Sir
Dixon 10 tn Kinghsh 10 Re lnda 20 Ia satan ~ 10
J. rorchlighl 20 10 Now Never 20 10 Omaha ~ 10 L
leos 20 10 Darlington 20 10 J. las 80 TO l. OndaiS colt
l0tol.
Betting for place Angeles 10 Fitziames TO D.
Eagn-zer to l. Satisfaction 10 Galliirt 10 l. sir
Dixon 10 Klngtsh to ], Belinda TO i. satan TO
To l. Dsri TO Onas 10 10 Iddlia colt Is To J.
There delay OF only minutes At tue post tho
being their behavior beauti
fuy aligned hen the flag but before they were
fairly under Kinghsh thank. 10 NcLaughiins quick
leading by an length. Sir Dixon second Los
Angeles third. whrn his mount had settled
into his stride Mclaughlin him back
20 third place and there kept him until tho umo
Effort At the quarter satan rushed TO tho
front killed him and he rsreasd to obscurv
half cre West hurried the fsvorie aud ~
she head Of Los Angeles loading tie held
Ivrchight, King sh tapping them both When
Strengthened for the run homo McLauglu shook up MS
Bis opponents and brought West 10 whn Los Angeles
10 the boys earnest calls ana King
hsh bv Los Ango % secsn three len gus
before Dixon third Value Of tho stakes TO the winner
el9.Os6
THIRD RAcE-CHAMproS STAKES. $3.50 EACH, $1,000
ADDED. 1i2 MILES
Dryer Brothers CHI c. Hanover. by Hndoo. Bourbon
J. b. Hasgins FreazL a. 100. lCborch(
T. j. Badwins b. h. Voiante, o. l2l....-...(hurphyj
rime-236. :.
Betting to win-HAnover VoaDte9 to D. firenh IL
te6.
and Pfscosa withdrawn The old story must
repeated after short pered OF recreation
SPRING. returns for work gets away ~
he tall Of the rss lssds under pull from str 70 finish ana
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trot D. Pitchers~Clarkson and oetzein. Umpire-Mr'
Powers.
IsDIAyAroLrs. Aug l3.-Tbe first hall OF To-Day E""'
between tho and Ftsburg CLUBS was an Al
most perfect exhibition the last four innings the r'
burg men every thing their own way an" nhair
rather easily The home PLAYERS could not ouncn He'i ~
but they did their errors The score was 40 ioHo"s'
Pittsburs. ............0
pdianapols ...........-........ U "
Bssehts-Pittsburg Indanspo' 10 E aIS Ueale,
Umpire-Mr. Valentine. $500.
CINCINNATI Aug lS-The Cincinnati and Cleveland CLUBS
hal another fight the home club OarcV Winning
in tho final inning ons-armed DAILY splendidy sup
ported but effective his delivery The score was
appended
Cincinnati ........................o l
Cleveland ........................1 o 90 o.
Bssrhits-o ncnnati l3 Cleveland Overwhelmingly
r. Cleveland, s. Piichers-Serad and DAILY VmpHe-Hi'
Curry.
ST LOUIS Aug. l3.-The Louisville club defeated mo
champions with surprising to-day outplaying the nome
club at every point King's curves were batted
in every din cotton. The Kentuckians took long lead
n the first inning held the advantage easily 10 the emu
The as follows;
louisville 0-l3
ri. Inuis...... .................2 U d u u D
Basohits-Lousville 49, ST. Louis o. Errors.Lousylle
81 ST Louis, 8. Pltchers-Chamberain aLd King om'
pire-Mr. Ferguson.
other yumes were played a follows;
At chester, Penn.-Houston. 49, wilmington,
BeTg en- 20 nt-Bergen Point =; Prluce'on, "
AtNewburg- liIltouS GOrhans B.
Al Hunting -Suttolks. IL; Acmes. o. -
RidgewOod-Hackett. Carhart & Co, lsi Leonaru
Council. 0. -, ,,-,,- . po,,,..
The Cahen Brothers club defeated the Calhoun Robbins
nine YESTERDAY by tie score OF 20 10 Is.
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City. Buffalo. -.

Tho League and Association records are appended The
Now.York club falls fourth place by its defeat at
BOSTON The games won and lost date follows
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regatiss eray and although there seay win
there plenty oi element ana iun IN" Me Vhi DORA
acoudah UndIne In the first elias AMI The swan
Ianhe Alice II. and Evadne composed tho second no
from Port Morris to and around
return distance OF ten Ia Ies
he Rounded folowsI
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WEIGHTS FOR THE DELAWARE HANDICAP.
Captain Coer the weights for tho Delaware
Handicap IL miles, TO be run Oh Tuesday at Monmouth
Pal rs follows:
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were played in todays game between the Chicago ana DC
troll clubs The crowd was large one aud
h.r,d vigorously every play made Garrison pitched In ex
ceen form for the club and almost perec' sup
ported The Wolverines also played pretty game w 0
oeld but were woefuy weak at the bat inc con.e'. "
close and uncertain uUul the seventh INNING "hoa ~ 49,
hstt.a C.tzens curve. freely and scored five runs
The score follows
Chicago. Ss
Detroit v "
Basehts-Chcago. 10; Detroit g. Errors-Chr - NJ
trot g. Pchers-Clarkson and Getzein O"PN'
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FIRST RAcE-HASpIcAP swEEPsT.KEs TIEEE-YEAR'

Betting WILDLY Primrose TO ], Flageoeua 10 1,
Copnemsra to l. wiifred 10 ]. Milton to Esquimsu
10 10 l. strdoaway is 10 Hornpipe 10 10 J. 0onnound
20lo
Betting pace-Lady Primrose to Flaeeoeita even
Wilfref TO l. Milton 8 10 l. ksqunau
lto Srideaway to hornplp. 10 Glenmound 10 l.
prompt but struggling Tho nag being gwen
al tine second hrst away Dut
Strides way lead the Both ie back at the
quarter Milton The running holding MS oppo-
safe head Of the stretch where gong very VIII"
he fell In the tho stretch Strd.aw"y
was s-cond Genmound THIRD. Connsmafa fourth. When
went Strideawav the lead aud he q IL
until nearly the stride Ten yards from the post no
looked winner. but Andersops overconht.nce cost nun
tbs race Quit riding back at Met arthy saw
and steal the on inc post
by a neck. length before hsqulnau
IN The race olen-
mound was easily outfooted onosretch
SECOND RACE-JUxIoR CHAMPION STAKES. Two-YEAR-
r.
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CAPITAL NOTES

Tbe President has appointed Charlie,
NJ. Force, OF Ksntuoky, 10 be- Receiver
Of Public Moneys At Lewiston, Idaho
The President has appointed q. W,
Ingerman postmaster at Noblesyille
Ind, vice y. NJ Householder, 70.
signed.
The President today appointed
Whitaker NJ Grant, OF lows, 10 be
Attorney Of the United Slater ior the
District Of Alaika.
secrI tary FaiIchIld will return 10
Washington from New York and ~.
sume control Of the TfeNury Depart.
msnt rhur6dy- neIt.
The Ooms ,llsT Of the Currency
has author y be German.AmeTlcan
National Ban. Kansas Olty. Mo-,
70 begin business with capita Of
$4,000.
Ths Treasury Department has do.
eided that rant imported speoialy
Tor breeding purposes may be- ad.
mltted Tree Of duty, notwithsls ndlng
the admission Of tue importer that he
intends 10 sell them.
The Bureau Of slstlHtics reporlu that
i)r the eight months OF the current
year. 10 September Let, the number n
immigrants landei In this country vas
S62,sJO, against 2bi,070 durlng The
corresponding part Of las, year
Acting Attorney General Jencks de.
clined 70 be interviewed this afternoon
In regard 10 the dismissal Il the GOV
suit asalnst tho Bell Tele.
phone Company al Boston today
without oominiiling himself, he In.
Iim4ted strongly that tue tase viii BE- |
appealed 10 The United stalsc Supreme
Dourf.
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TIE FIRE AT wyNNE, ARK.
fsIIy $4,000 worth OF Property
Destroyed Saturday.

lsrsorAL To rHs ArPlAL.i
WYssE sraTros, ARK, sep,s mbel
28-Aboul 3 o'clock Saturday morn,
ing this usually quiet town wa,
aroused by the ominous cries Of "fre.H
every inhabitaLt q the town was soon
out Of his house. A fearful spectacle
met the gaEe. | looked like the whole
plste would have to succumb 10 ths
angry flames, but after they had spa 4
their fuSy the actual lotsos were icun
10 be ~ follows: Ten places Of bu.i
nees we're razsd TO the ground and sew
ersl dwellings were consumed. Dalt
ron, Sparks a Oliver, gen.D .-IF.
chants, loss $4,000. INSURANCE 5000
Hampton, dry goods. losg sb mt $1,000
no insurance; T. l.. q II. Q Thomp 0.
son, loss about $4,000, insurance $1,000,
Nealy. Worth, Ballard, Robertson, j.
I. Morgan and Pollard were burnt out,
bat their loists are. nown and they
had no insurance. 1he amount oI
the loes and insurance on dwelling
houses Ia also unknown. This Ia a
place OF about 600 people, aud n e 9
are not enough provisions 10 las. two
days. Dllirun, Sparks 4 Oliver and
4. l.. Il II. U. Thompson will hegln
busintss again In lew days. Fully
t76 900 in I'll was loet.
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AFFIRMED.
Jake sharp viii eo Go sins sing
Immediately.

Immediately.
NEw YonK, September 26.-The de.
cision In the shRp case has boen
affirmed by the General Term. All
four Of the judges concur. The case
can now be appealei 10 the Court oI
Appeals, but Sharp will be sent 10
sing Sing Immediately. Attorney
Nelson, Of sharp's counsel, raid 10.
night that undoubtedly an application
Tor q stay would DO made TO the court
OF last resort, and Sharp wou q not
sec States prison pending the result
Of that appliradon. Assistant District
Attorney Nicoli laid an app ication
for Snaps commitment 10 prison
would be made at once, and he would
doubtless be sent 10 prison within
forty-eight hours. Gen. Roger A.
Pryor was seen about the decision.
He said: "rhen Sharp goes 70 prison.
i don't think that the case will be-
taken 10 the Court Of Appeals In the
iaoe of the unanimous dsclslon OF the
justices OF Oyer and Terminsr.
Sharp did not hear Of the decision
until this evening. He was not mue b
affected by the news.
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voIuateer IeHersr

Nav YonK, September 20.-Ths
Volunteer was lowered into the water
from Tebos's South Brooklyn dry DOCK
ato;SO o'clock this morning, ln the
presence Of several hundred people,
and ss she nosied the oioRd raised a
hearty cheer, which Capt. Hoa 70.
tponded 10 by raising his car and
tmillpg happily. BY noon the sails
were bent aud the center board bupR.
Neither Gen. PaIne nor Mr.. Bur,ess
we're aboard. Final preparations
wofe also completed on the Thlstla.
Near the Scotch vessel lies last yesr 4
chal lenger, the Galstea. Llaui. Hem
says be could not miss the Gaming
races. Oapt. Barr said he was prayins
Tor good day and q iresh b,efs1
Tho papers say the Volunteer IAN
beat 40 IN stlf weather" said he. witt
jugt that way"
Inspector Byrnes will have charge
of the polics boat Patrol and uIll do
All In his power TO keep the coaTse
clear. f
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his attack on wateon's ribs. The
fighting was very fierce In this round,
Wstson's blows on the Onioan's face
having the effect OF sending blood
about the ring in spray. Waton was
now bleeding at the mouth rs reeult
Of the
TRIP HAMMER TATTOO
which Duffy had been beating
on his ribs, and his legs were
not as steady as his seconds
would like to have seen them. In
the thirtieth round Watson smashed
Duffy In the mouth with bis left and
caught bard one on the body In Ie.
turn. Finally both men clinched to
escape punishment. Both men were
bleeding so freely that It was impoesi-
BILE for their seconds to send them up
clean. Dufiy's face was manRled In a
most horrible manner. One eye was
completely closed, tho other was
nearly tight, and the blood frjm his
broken nose and cracked lip ran In
streams to the door. There were huge
Jumps on his cheeks, and his breast
above the ribs was lacerated from the
seams on Wateon's gloves.
The thirty first, thirty. second, thir.
ty-third, thirty.fourth, thirty. 9th and
thirty sixth rounds were at the ham.
mer and tongs order, each man trying
to get In knock out blow. Watson
came near going down three times In
these rounds, under the cs,apult
blow, Of the Buckeye boy, but mau.
sged to pull himself together bsfore
his opponent could follow up his sd.
vantage.
rHH BROKEN Nose
came In for more punishment during
lheee rounds, and once the Chic,go
boy refc ched ior and caught Dufiys
only clean eye. In the thirty seventh
round Duffy sent Watson to the ropss
with q stinRing left handler, but caught
. solid blow in the mouth In return.
A clinch followed and continued until
time was called. The spectators de.
clared that they had seen enough and
begged the referee to call the fght q
draw. i was now broad Daylight and
people were stirring ont OF door. The
seconds, however, wanted to SEQ the
fight out TO q lish and cent their men
up for the thirty.eighth round. Both
were too weak 10 do any effective
work, and for fvs rounds scarcely a
solid blow wgs struck. Ia the forty
fourth round the men were 90 clearly
exhausted tha. the referee called the
fight draw. The contest lasted two
hours and fourteen minutes. Boih
puglliste were 90 badly punished that
u will be several days before they will
feel like ordinsrs MORALS.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27
NEW YoRK pEMOCR,cY.
Preparations for the Convention To
ne Held To-day.

" --'s- s'''Ns
SARATOGA, N. Y, September pa
large number Of delegates and othera
ialersstsd in the proceedings ol the
State Democratic ventlon, which
mteis here tomorrow, arrived to-
day ard tonight The leading candl.
dates are on the grounds. Nearly all
Vi the deieg,tea to tho state oohysn-
ton have arrived, and their visi''rg
friends out number thsm three 10 one.
An Of the hotels that are open aro
crowded 10 their utmost capacilv and
the crowd will be considerably sw olled
by tomonow's arrivals. The chief
topic Of late eGt oonlers on the contptt
between iilonde II VIM. A. PsuoheY
and CHARLES 7. Tabor for iho nnmina.
lion Tor attorney general. W.s. BIZ.
seI, Of Bnnal1, tho lew partner n
prts.d8nt Cleveland, arrived this I.
tefn0on with The Buffalo delegation.
and is makioR aspriled ca1vass
NJ. Tabor.
Il D. undtu'3ol that Tanmauy Hell
ahd thsoounty DimooTaoy have agrsed
10 demald q representation ot THIRTY.
rix delegates each In tho convention,
which, II granted, will make up tho
entire rCpitasn'ailon from New York
City and lelyo Irving HAL without
fny representation. Tho State Con.
m ttoo met tonight, and Il 10
understood decided on George Ralues,
0i Rochester, Tor Temporary chairman,
and or lieulenant Governor VIM
Dirshelmef for permanent chairman.
The namo VI Delaney NIchol, Assist.
ant District Attorney Of New York,
who bore such 4 prominent part In the
sharp and other "boodle" trials, a
TAXED OF tonight ass oompromise can
lldale for Attorney General.
There were macy conles'ing delega.
Ions. The committee decided 10 rec
,gniE, the ihlrly.slK delegates, each,
rom Tammany and the county Dam.
,oracy In the preliminary organize.
ion,